Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Using the temp dir actually is not a solution here, because:
1. in order to really work, your web(app) server should have direct acces to it. As this is not the case when working with the temp dir (at least not without additional configuring), the requests will go through Servlets. And to have maximum gain, you want your server to regconize that the client is requesting a static resource, not a dynamic servlet.
2. the start of the solution would be:
a. to get rid of the constantly changing urls (though this might not be possible as the rendercount is important for our stale page tracking);
b. set an expiration header (e.g. to epoch) for selected resources.
Errrrm... clearly not epoch :)
I guess if 2. is solved, we won't be needing one, do we?
Eelco
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